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Julie Wera: The Yankee Flash
‘A Play in One Act’
By Michael Flanagan
Based on the story of Julie Wera, New York Yankee
Directed by Judy Myers
October 13 and 14 at 7:30pm
October 15 at 2pm and 7:30pm
New location!
Café Congo
First Congregational Church (161 W. Broadway St.)
Use the Johnson street / canopied entrance
Tickets $15 General Admission, $10 Students
Available: Online – theatredumiss.org/tickets and at the door.
Concessions: Real baseball concessions by Café Congo. Available beginning 45 minutes before each show. (hotdogs, crackerjack, bars, drinks)
Endwaters
Written by Scott Dixon
Directed by Daniel Munson
October 20 & 21 | 7:30pm
October 22 | 2pm
Masonic Theatre
(255 Main St., Winona)
6th Annual Christmas Radio Show
Written & Directed by Paul Sannerud
Dec. 15 - 17
Dorothy B. Magnus Black Box Theatre (Located in the Performing Arts Center, Winona State University)
Short & Sweet: an Evening of Plays by David Ives
Directed by Mike Speck
Featuring five short plays by David Ives
Sure Thing, English Made Simple, Time Flies, The Philadelphia and Moby-Dude
Feb. 16 & 17 | 7pm & 9pm
February 18 | 4pm
Outpost Winona
Original Shorts
Staged readings of original one-act plays from TdM's Playwriting Workshop
Spring 2018
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Founded in 1997, Theatre du Mississippi is committed to the development and production of high-quality programs in the performing arts, particularly those that address important contemporary or historical issues. Our aim is to integrate artistic excellence and originality with a sense of community in the Winona area and beyond. Theatre du Mississippi | P.O. Box 184 | Winona, MN 55987 | admin@theatredumiss.org |
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| As a non-profit organization, we are grateful to the generosity of our sponsors and volunteers for helping us provide community outreach, education, entertainment and, in particular, dedication to original works. We are located in the Historic Masonic Theatre in the heart of Winona, Minnesota, in the bluff country of the upper Mississippi River Valley. We appreciate the following foundations and institutions for supporting our organization through their generous grants: | |||
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| 'Friends of the Masonic' is a citizens group focused on the preservation and restoration of the Historic Masonic Theatre, its building, and its collection of historic painted scenery. Please join us and share your ideas about how we might assist the City in preserving this historic building and the drops collection. Join us at: www.facebook.com/groups/279822072207056/. | |||
